Ceiling lamp New Look, opaline multicolor glass, by J. Hurka, Napako, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
375 PLN
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This ceiling pendant lamp, designed by Josef Hurka for the Czechoslovak manufacturer Napako, exemplifies late modernism in the Brusel and New Look style. The shade features a cylindrical, subtly barrel-shaped form crafted from glossy opaline (milky white) glass, with a cool, pristine hue. A continuous ornamental band encircles the central section, combining sharply pointed vertical black motifs with regular, delicately pink circles for a geometric and playful accent. The lamp is suspended from a vivid blue textile braided cord that contrasts against the smooth white oval ceiling rose. Fitted with a single E27 socket for bulbs up to 60W, it serves both general and accent lighting needs. The glass surface is smooth and lustrous, with well-balanced proportions (shade diameter 26 cm, height 109 cm). Overall, the piece remains in very good condition, showing only minimal, barely perceptible signs of use consistent with its 1960s origin. The lamp's form conjures memories of Czech modernism, echoing an era when bold geometry mingled with the optimism of pop-art. Repeating motifs and contrasting bands evoke the spirit of Expo 58 in Brussels: graphic clarity, diffused light through opaline glass, and the unexpected pop of a blue suspension cord. It speaks
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Height109 cm
Width26 cm
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Width26 cm
Height109 cm
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